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TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED REAL ESTATE
Il On THE EAST SIbE OF EIGHTH STREET,
BETWEEN + AND q STREETS SOUTHEAST.
BY virtue of a decree of the Supreme Court of -
the District of Columbia, in equity No. s25
lOOSi, shall sell at pubic auction III front oflzI
1857, at HALF;PAsT FOUR NJ: that certain piece
NJ pdrGei VI ad did situate IN the city OF
scribed as part of lot No H. liz square No 926. be
ginning for the same at the southeast of the
said lot and running thence west fortynine 40 feet
eight go inches, thence north eighteen CS) feet,
thence east fOrty-nine (49) feet eight 90 inches
thence south eishteen us feet to the place of be
ing of a one story brick store room.
Terms OF sale, az prescribed by the court-cash. A
deposit of fifty 5O) dollars will be required on accept
ance of bid Conveyancing and recording purchasers
cost On ten UO) days default in compliance with
terms OF SALE the right is reserved resell on five
CO. days notlce AT purchasers cost and risk.
HENRY Il. DAVIS Trustee
4jS Louisiana n
DIINCANS()N REOS. Aucfa iac1
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His Books All Right.

SCHROEDRR SIMPLY Took EVERY CENT OF Hrs
BANKS CASH BALANCE.
The news of the wreck OF the Germania Savings
bank in Jersey City, spread rapidly Saturday
morning, and the street was quickly thr0nged
with anxious dep0sitOrs. Upon the door was the
following notice: ''rhis bank is closed pending an
application to the chancellor for instruction.
Louis A. Dienan, second vice PRESIDENT"
Lawyer j. p. NorthrOp, representing Wallis 4
Edwards, counsel for the bank, was In charge. he
said that the firm had gone to Newark to see the
chancellor, and that no Information was Obtaina-
Bile. One OF the clerks stated that Claus NJ. K
Schroeder, secretary and treasurer was engaged in
making up the annual statement, which is filed
with the secretary OF state at Trenton every Feb
ruary. He worked very late at night. Friday
he did not appear at the bank. A messenger was
sent to his home, No. 25 Linden avenue, jersey
City heights. Mrs. Schroeder was sick abed. A
servant said Schroeder left the house after brief
interview with his wife on Thursday night.
The trustees met Friday night and found the
books all written up and the securities intact but
there was not cent OF the cash balance OF $4,000
The trustees claim that the assets are Sufficient
to pay all the claims. They expect to pay rs per
cent to depOSttOrS within thirty days and the re.
mainder after sufficient delay to enable them to
dispose OF the real estate held by the bank.
Schroeder ned after seeing that he could not con-
ceal his crime He Is well-kn0wn German and q
general favOr1te. He has wife and two children.
He Is known TO have lost money In speculation.
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THE RECENT HORROR IN LOSDoN.-The secretary
OF the Hebrew dramatic club which was giving
an entertaipInent at the hall In Spitalfields,
London, In which panic occurred January Is
resulting in the loss OF several lives, has ties
titled that the panic was caused by the action u
the secretary OF a rival club.
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A NOVEL SUIT IN BALTIMORE

A NOVEL SUIT IN BAL1IM0RE.-ln the superior
court In Baltimore last week a suit was docketel
against 5. Ruth Son, tin can makers, by ASSEM-
by 1854, OF the knights or Labor, claiming &C.,
600 damages for VOCATION OF contract. The as
Sembly claims that the defendants contracted TO
pay the common scale OF prices from April i, lSs6,
Tor one year, which they failed to observe thus
throwing many men out Of employment and caus-
ing their support TO be a charge upon the asseIn-
bly,. The suit is novel one and the result VI the
trial Will be looked forward 20 with Interest by the
entire manufacturing community.
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MURDER SEEN NJ A MIRROR--Henry Str0hecker
shot his wife at Macon, Ca, Friday, and she died
Saturday. He claims that the pistol toll from his
mantel and was discharged by striking the n0Or. .
ball taking effect In her temple. At the inquest
the main witness was little girl, who was dress
ing before mirror and saw the reelection In the
glass OF Henry in the act OF shooting h1s vita
The cogoners jury found verdict Of murder.
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A Fatal Accident After a Quarrel.

CHARLESTON, w. Va, JAN 3l.-A few days since
Ed. Haynes and Joe Davis. aged Ia and Is years,
respectively, went hunting near their home, on
Upper creek. They had but one gun. and having
discovered game, quarrel arose as 10 which one
should shoot. Haynes got the gun and fired at
the game, he claims but the load OF shot lodged
I'm the body OF Davis who died Instantly. Haynes
is under arrest
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AUCTION SALES.
BROS. Auctioneers

DUNcANsoN BROS, AuetiOneers.
1Af RHkA AhR AAEErs.sE!SE f EHas OF
gskIaaF shsan R!Ah fak GSk
;Es yGARi9Ts AN ANR
F FkkI S. hsHST
HASPsSMf H biNs SE Slain ExTE ANaSSST
SHNA Az AMP Nn H EISE All 4
sH5zni RhaafsrSss s4S aarEf
TWO B1Ll4 4fE TABLES;
IF Every bE Eanh DSIL LINE OF GOODS
on rrrrsn.1 At Td AHNGTIoNx pppn.px
Commencing st TEN O'CLOCK. we viii sell 1t our
salear0o9s 9th and streets northwest general col
pUBLIc AUCTION SALES
REAL ESTATE,
AT BOARD OF BROKERS' ROOMS.
HOG ST. NV.
On THURSDAY. FEBRUARY THIRD. 1887. at
ONE O'CLOCK PM, the following properties will be
offered
BY swORMSTEDT BRADLEY:
Two very desirable Lots south side of Penn
sylvania avenue between 9th and 7th streets south
east. 7:Il
-Four two-story Bricks, Nos. 1223 to 1927 wyhe
street northeast Will be sold together separate.
Very elegant new Residences on the corner of 14th
and Riggs streets northwest
Twostory and basement brick dwelling 1905 9th
street northwest
Two Frame Houses on the Bladensbury road, Just
north OF boundary street; lot 50x2O0
BY THOS. E. wAGGAMAN:
Sub bn 10 II and 13 square 7ss partly inn
Jersey avenue southeast and 9O6 and 9OS LIST street
southeast.
Parts Lots and 2, square north of square ISL, i'm
proved by two-stOry frame house, T. rooms numbered
1000 street southwest and twosory brick building
numbered 1907 Virginia avenue southwest.
Terms at time of sale.
Ja31-3t THOS E. WAGGAMAN, Auctioneer
VNHOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.
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II has been decided at vienna that the delega-
lions should be convoked In March 10 vote extra
military credits OF SIS 600 600 and special credas
ior the equipment or the iandstru@
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BEN: PRRLEY PooRE's Subtitle Philadelphia
Press says: The motion Tor preliminary inJunc-
ton In the United States circuit court by which
Ben. Perley P0ore and his publishers, Hubbard
Brothers. seek to restrain John Wanamaker from
selling s.PerleyS "Reminiscences OF Sixty Years I'm
the National Metropolis" has been set down Tor
argument for Tuesday morning next.
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WASHINGTON, ID. C.
AUCTION SALES.
yVlHOMAS BOWLING, Auctloneer.

TOMORROW. ~.
yINHOMAS BOWLING, Auctoneer
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AT AUCTION
On TUESDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY FIRST
commencing at TEN O'CLOCK, at residence No 6O:i
street northwest shall sell the entire effects com
prising in part
Five Piece Parlor Sets; Easy Chairs.
Fancy Wicker Chairs and Tables. Iornges
Handsome Cherry Chamber Suite
Walnut and other Chamber Furniture
Hair and Husk Mattresses.
Brussels and Ingram Carpets: Mating
Walnut NIT. Sdeboard; Dining Chairs
China and Glassware.
Tin Safe, Kitchen Requisites &c.
ta21-4t THOMAS DOWNING Auctioneer.
THOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer
HIGHLY VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY NO
12S STREET. BETWEEN FIRST AND SEC
OND STREETS NORTHEAST, AT AUCTION.
On TUESDAY AFTERNOON FEBRUARY
FIRST, 1887, at -FOUR O'CLOCK, in front of the 10
premises, shall sell all of Lot 5, in Square 724, ID
containing nearly 10000 square feet of ground and
improved by large and webuilt frame dwelling with
basement, containing 10 rooms with upper hall and
basement tiled. The yard is filled with shrubbery and
hne fruit of every description, being No. 1,S street
northeast, near the U. $. Capitol
Terms: One half cash, the residue in two equal pay
ments at and two years, with notes bearing inter
est and secured by deed of trust All conveyancing
and recording at purchasers cost 500 deposit
CURED at time Of sale. ja27-4t
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FOR THE EDUcATIoN or NEW ORLEANS GTRI&-
The board OF administrators of Tulane University
completed the purchase saturday OF the Harmony
CLUB building on Camp street, New Orleans, 1or
The establishment OF the female college provided
for by the handsome donation OF a lady OF New
York, understood 10 be MIS- Newcomb. The cob
ege Is 70 be for the education OF the girls OF New
Orleans, In connection with the Tulane University.
The building purchased Will be Immediately no
arranged and additional buildings constructed.
ana the college Will be opened by october next
TEE BEER BoYCoTT.-The committee OF the Ger
man Saloon-keepers' association waited upon Sec
Rotary howell, OF the Brewers association, In
Philadelphia Saturday, TO complain OF the ELECT
OF the boycott on their business. They requested
the brewers 70 take immediate steps 10 settle with
the strikers, declaring that unless they We're
speedily relieved they would have 70 sop taxing
Philadelphia beer.
It has been decided al vienna that the delega-
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A HONEYMOON INTERRUPTED BY An ARREsT.-P.
E. Kern his wife and mother-in-law, arrived Ia Ia
Paso, Texas, last Wednesday. Mr.. Kern is the
leweier whose store In New York was searched 10y
United States deputy marskals for counterfeit
stamps January 18th, the day that Mr. Kern mar.
ried Miss Madeline Gregory at St. Louis. Mr. Kern
was arrested Friday by Deputy United states
Marshal Van Piper, and gave bond In 500 for APP
pearance at the preliminary hearing before the
United States commissioner one week from to-
Gay. Mr.. Kern is accompanied by Mr.. strauss,
representing s. Bauman Co., st. Louis, the firm
whose agent Mr.. Kern is Mr.. Kern declines 10
be interviewed on the subject OF the charges
against him.
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Wonderful Escape Of Five SailOrx.
STRANGE TALE OF THE SEA

Five men had an extraordinary escape from death
in the disaster TO the schooner {. Graham, OF
Dover, West Halifax, last Monday night Only one
man, Capt. John Coleridge, met death by the dis
aster, but for nearly two days the survivors SUI
fered living death. The schooner struck on
Dover Castle, a massive rock rising abruptly from
the sea 10 a height OF between eighty and hun
dred feet. The schooner struck sideways, and the
foremost fell against the cliff, resting upon the
ledge, about thirty feet above the deck. The five
men clambered up the mast and reached the mar
row ledge on which IL rested. The sixth and miss
Ing man was seen TO enter the cabin, and IL Is
thought that he fell through the deck and hurt
himself so badly that he was unable 10 move.
The men had barely reached their place OF refuge
when the schooner disappeared The men clam
bered 10 the top OF the rock, where they remained
until Wednesday morning, half-clothed and with
out shelter, food or water. The storm continued
throughout all this time and the heavy sea made
IL impossible for the people ashore who knew OF
the wreck TO make a search ON wednesday monl-
ing, the sea having calmed boat crews put OF
from land. The men on the rock attracted their
attention, and lines being thrown ~ them they
were dragged into the boats.
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kNocK-DowS ARGUMENT.
500 OvERCOATs FOR MEN AND BOYS
will be sold from this day so cents on the dollar
or just one-hah former prices, at
OAK HALL
Corner 10th and streets.
1000 SUITS FOR MEN AND BOYS
will be sacrificed at so cents ON the dollar They must
aud viii be sold, at
OAK HALL.
Corner 10th and streets
300 PAIRS OF PANTS
viii be given away at Co.'S cents on the dollar, at
OAK HALL.
Corner 10th and streets.
800 CHLDREN's SUITS AND OvERCOATs
win be distributed at 66ss cents on the dollar at
OAK HALL.
Corner 1OtG and streets.
The sooner you call the better assortment you'll, find
OAK HALL.
ta2S CORNER 10TH AND STREETS
I AIDES AND MISSES WATERPROOF GOssA-
Sale ,I., a the Double Combination
-!a<I- OF 124l and LAB 18th st. Sc.
THE NATIONAL LIFE AND MATURITY
ASSOCIATION. OF WASHINGTON, d. G,
Issues he s ad s ss Sssr in . oh st
GUARANTEED i'll Amount ilh limit of Cost
larties familiar with Life Insurance are invited TO
ehaine the plan those III search Information can
oTFIcEhass,:s AsS0cla'''n
RGEs.,8 frG Gi.1f v gss,asai
Samuel NorneDt treasurer
Geo u Edridee secretary and senr manager:
+ s. kddeiie. IL .I d. iseiiical director.
Geo. j. Yesterday, assistant cashier:
ss%asI SsSsssns. s T y 9. GnI, w 1nil0'H
& S.aaes L b. Si.5ai 5,.i Eris Sr.
Robert Boyd, Jonn D. Larner
Frank 1S, w HUM. rs kiddeiis.
ScHL1rz.s
MILWAUKEE LAGER
The Best in the country
For sale in bottles by dealers generally and In casks
and bottles by the agent
SAMUEL c. PALMER
Depo... S Sas! P s s; as .tnx
Telephone. $50 and Asa. &l5
DEST QUALITY OF VELVETEEN PLAIN OR
ID striped, pc, ut the Great Clearing Sale II the
<-. Double Combination,
A>f-ot la AID l243 18th 1t. q. e.
HEADQUARTERS
FOR FAvORs FOR THE GERMAN.
Many styles never before seen in this country.
HOME AMUsEMENTS, HOME AMUSEAENTS
EVENING PASTIMES
Extensive Dealer and Manufactures Of
NORSTED AND KNIT GOODS
INFANT OUTFITS.
CH. RCPPRRT
a3 %O3-aO6 7th Ut nv.
EALL AND WINTER SO ANDs7.
En- Ian line Of Sgr en- .m|gS,t.tien. yGKacH EMq
aud TROUsEkINGA - the Importing Tailoring Is
II. D. BARR
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.HOMAs DOWNING, AuetIoneer.

CHA ASCE8Y,, SALE Al 90. OF yALUBLE IMPROVED
N N{N S$aNssHH sTkEET. NEAR Ii sfRE -
the District Of Columbia lassed il Equity Cause a
DO Sg: Doc 70 in which said cause George VII
PENDANTS. the undersigned Trustees named in said
ff fHf!fH L fH0 BAT
OF FEBRUARY, 1897, at HALF-PAST FOUk
the city Of ii the Dis
trict of Columbia known and dese ribed Lots NUM-
hGd9e ana and
.ofst1eT WIN the and appur
SsS By d
sale and the residue hereo in two eanai s
ior which .e tmrc.sGr sii, execute his two several
years from day Of said notes to be
cured by deed OF trust on said proyerty the entire
the gaser. A deposit Of hundred dollars will
the right the said property in de-
fault OF compliance by purchaser with said terms with
IL ve days IRON day " SALE at risk and of de-
N''' II. f. NORRIS
$500 u, noDo1gHE y SlA lei street Trustees
ja27-dSds 4oO4 Louisiana avenue
nUNCANSON BROS. Auctioneers
Esf fAE S e q " I'M
STREET SOUTHEAST
Under and by virtue Of deed of trust, dated May
73 ct seq. and Of deed Of trust dated June 10Th A
1850. and recorded III hDcr No l., 81 folio L. seq,
OF the land records OF the District OF Columbia and
the request OF the holder OF the secured thereby
we Will offer Tor sale III front OF The premises at public
auction ON FRIDAY, the FOURTH DAY OF FEBRU-
AIRY, A, d. 1857, at HALF-PAsT FoUE O'CLOCK
NJ the following described real estate VIZ An Of
vision of lots and of lots i'll square numbered
eight hundred and two tSt2) the being improved
by q two-stOry brick dwelling
Terms Ol Sale: One-third cash. balance in one and
two from the day of sle the notes the pur-
chaser to be given for the de,erred payments bearing
six cent interest payable seni-annually and
cured 6y deed OF trust on the property sold or all
dred dollar. will be required the purchase at the
time OF sale II the terms not complied with
within days the trustees the right resell
at the risk and cost OF the defauling purchaser All
conveysicing 1T the purchasers cost.
FRANCIS H SMITH n.,,s.ou.
ta24-dtS IkANh Is. SMITH. AEusVoe0.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1887-08-02
APPLICATION FOR PAT.
ENT.
tNo. 86O.]

q. 8. Land once at Eureka. Nevada,
July 81, 1897.
NJ Office rs HEREBY GIVEN THAT WILL.
~ lam w. Chisholm, whose residence and
post office address 10 Salt Lake City, in Salt
Lake County, Utah Territory. has made sppli-
cation for United States Patent for the ''ned
Cloud" Lode mining claim, situate In Ferber
Mining District. Elko County. State of Neva-
da, consisting or 1900 linear feet Of the lode,
and surface ground 100 feet wide, being Lot or
Survey No. 40 aud described in the field notes
and plat Of the official survey OIL file In this
ufice, with magnetic variation at II degrees
east, as follows: Commt ncinE At post No. 1,
the South-easterly corner Of the claim. and
running thence s IS deg 3s min W 1900 feet to
post No. 2, the South. westerly corner OF the
claim, from which the Section corner common
to and between Sections 8, 4. 8 and 10, Town.
ship 27 N, Range 10 E, Mt. Diablo Meridian,
bears 66 deg w 678 feet distant; thence n 10
deg 81 min W 600 feet to post No. 3, the North
westerly corner OF The claim, thence N 70 deg
3 min Z 1900 feet to post No. 4, the North.
astcrly corner Of the claim; thence 16 deg
y min Il 600 feet to said post No. 1, tho place
IF beginning, containing total area Of 20. &c
acres, all Of which is claimed and applied for, =,
he area In conflict with the "ElLo" lode. lot
~, not being excluded or excepted from suid
application. From the middle Of the easlerIy
nd line Of said Red Cloud lode claim tho dis.
:overy point Of said claim bears G3 deg go
min w 900 feet distant. The said mining
;lai;n bling of record III the oClce Of the Coun
ty Re order Of said Elko County; Nevada, ex.
oHRcio Recorder ofsstd mining district, at Elko
In Elko County, Ncvads. The nearest known
locations being the "Msmmoth" lot 81, The
"Big Chief" lot &c.. The "Elko" lot SO. and
"ureat Western" lode mining claims in the
same district. --.~.r', 81
Any and all persons claiming adversely any
portion OF said Red Cloud mine, or surface
srouud, are required to hlethoirEdverse clGins
with the Register Of tho United States Land
Jfice, at Eureka, In tho state Of Nevada, dur.
M the sixty days' qualifications hereof, or they
will be barred by virtue Of the provisions OF
the Statute.
oh. HALL,
..sar Register,
I direct that this notice bo published in tho
frpEPENDEsT at Elko, New, the newspaper
published nearest tho said mining claim, for
the period Of sixty days.
.H y Z ...t.l.. s, - D.B. HAbL,
Register.
Dated. Eno, July ~. 1887. g. a.o. -
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1887-08-02
II c. M. RIDDLE,
COUNTY SURVEYOR,
... o.. .t..a .r ''Et. %. 81.
AND CIVIL NGINEER. -.

q, Lands surveyed, Applications, Contracts
Payments on Land, and ali matters appertain.
ing to taking up or holding land Of the State or
Government attended to. Shall keep fully post
ed as TO all lands taken up and vacant in the
eastern part Of Nevada. Address, sElks, .Nsvs.
da. 30 = pr. ..'.'
Elto, ApTil W, es7. ..a ..
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ton OF the lost papers and to be coupled with an
expression OF intention TO state the facts publicly
70 the Senate In case the bill is not found on steps
taken 10 secure new copy. The Senate co9IereeS
are unwilling to be suspected OF design of killing
the measure by tndirection and delay.
THE CELEBRATION IN 1892.
Mr.. Singleton from the committee on the
library, to which was referred the joint resolution
OF the Senate for the appointment OF joint con-
gressional commission on the celebration! of the
America, submitted a favorable report TO the
House yesterday. The report says that there
Is popular demand not only throughout
celebration 'In our opinion" 1t says, ''pride as
well as self-interest in American history and in
stitutions, demand that the United St3tes-the
elder sister OF sixteen American republ1cS-take
the Initiative In this grand and patriotic work."
SALARIES OF CABINET MINISTER'S AND SUPREME COURT
JUDGES.
Mr.. Timothy Campbell introduced a bill In the
House today to fix the salaries OF the Justices OF
the supreme Court and the cabinet Officers at
$4,000 year each.
APPROPRIATION FOR AN ELEVATOR IN THE NATE WING
An item in the sundry civil bill appfoprating
$4,000 for an elevator in the south end of the
eastern corridor OF the Senate wing OF the Capitol
was stOutly opposed by several Senator's, who OBJ
jected to Its proposed location, but Was finally
agreed to In the Senate yesterday AFTERNOON.
NOTES.
During the discussion ON point OF order in the
Senate yesterday afternoon Mr.. Edlhunds ex-
pressed (parenthetically1 the wish that the Sem
ate would provide for hundred new cruisers.
Hon. George E. Bowden, Col William Lamb
Commodore Marshall Parks, and w. NJ ]. Goodwin
OF Norfolk, and Henry NJ. Baker, esq.,, of Washing
ton, appeared before the committee OF commerce
OF the House this morning in opposition to the
proposed change In the boundaries OF that customs
collection district.
The following is list Of Senators who have an
nounced their Intention OF speaking lon Wednes-
day OF next week In eulogy OF Senator Logan:
MesSrS. EdmundS, Evarts. Allison Manderson
Plumb, SpOoner. Frye, Hawley, Cull4m Stanford,
Morgan, Cockreli, Hampton, RansoIh, and Black
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PKRsoNAL.-Mr MN. v. McKean, managing edi-
tor OF the Philadelphia Ledger, RObt. w. Fergu-
son, of Scotland John D. Mcneil, Julius Bien, j. w.
Hinkley, Th0s Rdiney. c. F. Cox, VIM. M. Baumm,
and E. Garcia, bf New York, Clark Maxwell,
Of Liverpool Z. !. Anthony, OF Boston, and E. T..
Singer, OF Chicago, are at the ArlingtOn.-Mr.
and Mrs o. F. P4esbrey leave this evening for the
City Of Aexico va New 35GleanaSEa,secretaFy orleans
Moore, h. D. 1onnelly, and Andrew Glihooly.
Of New York, and Gen. J. n. Wilson,
OF Wilmington, Del, are at Wormley's.-
]. W. Savin, OF New York; J: q. Ingham and L II.
Dulles, OF Philadelphia; William A. Greyer, OF
and Of q wsss,neon 0%ah are
in St. Louis on ISunday.-Thomas storm, r. w.
Page, and Charles T. Duny, OF New York; B. L.
HosfOrd, and j. E Stanwood, OF Boston, and s. D..
Wtthames, OF Philadelphia, are at the Riggs
RepresentativdselectM n. H: Ford OF Grand Rapids.
h. HifdebrandP Pf Lochiel Ariz Ter, G. W. Wells Of
Chicago, w. nj Jackson OF Maryland, Geo. C. Van
ROdter OF Philadelphia, MI. and Mrs. Maxwell OF
Liverpool, r. W. Ferguson OF scotland and G. w.
Stockley OF cleveland are at the Ebbitt.-Repre-
sentative Brewer, Theo. N. woodland, g. h. Mar
New York, T. F. unger OF Chicago, Il. v. Page OF
Camden n IL Jno Boyle Of Un1OntOwn, Pa, c. w.
Marks OF ChiO6g0, Miss Emma Juch or the National
Opera company, E Y. william and L. l. HotchkinS
OF Bay City, 4ich., VIM. McCarty OF Colorado. r.
A Lord Of Wilmington, y. G, and Jno. Z. searies,
Vanderbilt aid party returned to New York to
day.-H CI Halcombe OF Sherman, Tex, and Z.
T. Vail OF &. Augustine, Fla, are at the Ma
ti0nal. l.-Jdhn A. Curtis OF Richmond. A. j. Tur-
ner Of Mobi5 a; L Rodgers Of Fort Wayne. Ind.
Metrop0ntak.-EJ ]. Watson and A. A. Baker OF
worcester nd George W. Goodwin OF Norfolk, are
at the st. J&meA